Ryan Reynolds crashes Comic-Con as Deadpool but fans missed the obvious joke

Ryan Reynolds, the sexiest man alive (or so People magazine declared in 2010), has always had a knack for poking fun at himself. And what better way to do that than by reprising his role as the Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool? At this year's San Diego Comic-Con, Reynolds made a cheeky appearance as his beloved character, leaving fans in stitches. However, in the midst of all the excitement, a rather obvious joke slipped under the radar.

As Reynolds, dressed in a grey Deadpool costume, made his way around the convention, fans were quick to assume it was a hint at a potential X-Force movie. After all, Deadpool's costume on the team is indeed more subdued. But, as it turns out, Reynolds had other plans. He took to Instagram to share a photo of the costume, captioning it jeanpool and referring to it as a "Canadian Tuxedo."

So, what exactly is a Canadian Tuxedo? According to Metro's Deputy Showbiz Editor Alana Anderson, the term has its roots in Canadian history. It's a style that's only 84 years younger than the country itself, making it just as iconic as Tim Hortons and ice hockey. But, surprisingly, it wasn't even a Canadian who first popularized the look. The story goes that American singer Bing Crosby and a companion went on a hunting trip to Vancouver, British Columbia. Upon checking into their hotel, they were denied entry due to their attire, a denim-on-denim Levi Strauss & Co outfit.

The Canadian Tuxedo has become a staple of Canadian fashion, even though it's not as uniquely Canadian as one might think. It's evidence of the country's influence on global style, and Reynolds' nod to it at Comic-Con was a clever move. By incorporating the term into his Deadpool costume, he cleverly poked fun at the character's usual red underoos while also paying homage to a classic Canadian look.

Reynolds has always had a special place in his heart for Deadpool, and his appearance at Comic-Con was just another example of his dedication to the character. As the star of the Deadpool franchise, he's poured his heart and soul into bringing the Merc with a Mouth to life. And it's clear that fans adore him for it.

As I watched the video of Reynolds' Comic-Con appearance, I couldn't help but chuckle at the obvious joke that slipped under the radar. It's evidence of Reynolds' quick wit and ability to poke fun at himself that he was able to pull off such a clever move. And who knows, maybe one day we'll see a Deadpool movie that features the Merc in a Canadian Tuxedo, after all, Reynolds has already set the stage for it.

The Canadian Tuxedo has become an iconic part of Canadian fashion, and Reynolds' nod to it at Comic-Con was a clever move. As the franchise continues to grow, it'll be interesting to see how Reynolds and the writers incorporate more Canadian elements into the story.The Canadian Tuxedo, with its denim-on-denim aesthetic, has become a staple of Canadian fashion. And Reynolds' jeanpool post on Instagram was a clever way to poke fun at the character's usual red underoos while also paying homage to a classic Canadian look.